Introducing syren

On-brand video from one prompt

To start, write a prompt and add context: share a doc, deck, YouTube link, or any video you love. Syren will create a video for you in minutes. Try it free.

Examples to remix

Feature launch reel
A vertical, single-take feature announcement in which typed headline lines name a familiar chore, reveal the feature that ends it, and then show its mechanics through simplified interface elements that build and dissolve over one drifting ground.
Kinetic type launch
A music-driven launch film for a software product, told in big kinetic type: from an everyday frustration, through the product and how it works, to how easy it is to start and a held logo.
Demo recap
A vertical screen-walkthrough recap sent to a prospect after a sales demo: it replays the parts they saw, ties each one to the problem they raised, and closes on one agreed next step.
Welcome guide
A friendly presenter welcomes a newcomer, names a small set of numbered sections, opens each one in turn while its practical steps tick off beside them, then recaps everything and signs off warmly.
Policy change notice
A calm presenter-led announcement of a policy change that sets out what changes, when it takes effect, who it affects and where to ask, with each point held on screen beside the presenter.
Metric explainer
A short lesson that builds one business or everyday idea from a handful of numbered metrics, works each one out on screen with real figures, combines them into a verdict, tests it with a what-if and closes on a recap, with a presenter who frames it at the start and end.
Customer testimonial
A vertical social short in which one customer, played by a presenter avatar talking to camera, gives a genuine first-person verdict on a product, carried by word-synced captions over a soft music bed.
Craft steps
A cosy vertical how-to that builds a handmade object one clear step at a time, shown only through materials and tools moving on their own over a soft music bed.
History timeline
A reflective, slow-paced documentary collage that traces how something came to be, era by era, under a music bed with an unseen narrator.
What's new roundup
A fast vertical roundup of a month's small product updates, one after another, told in kinetic type with simplified interface fragments over a music bed.
Anniversary toast
A short, playful kinetic-type tribute for one colleague's work anniversary that counts up their years, runs through a few highlights and ends on a toast from the team.
Quick tip
A vertical, beat-cut kinetic-type short that teaches one practical tip and shows how to put it to use today, in under half a minute.
Troubleshooting fix
A landscape screen walkthrough that opens on the problem the viewer is seeing, explains its cause in plain terms, walks the fix one step at a time and confirms it worked.
Assembly guide
A patient, voice-only walkthrough that lays out every part as an illustrated diagram, then builds the object one step at a time and slows down wherever a step is easy to get wrong.
Paper digest
A presenter avatar explains one research paper to a non-specialist beside clear charts: the question it asked, how it was tested, what it found and why that matters.
Book summary
A vertical, thoughtfully paced kinetic-type summary that distils one book into its central idea and a few lessons worth keeping, voiced over a quiet music bed with simple icons.
Role-play contrast
Two presenter avatars act out a hard workplace conversation done badly, then done well, and the difference between the two is drawn out so the viewer can carry it into their own conversations.

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How Syren works

Syren learns your brand identity from your existing videos, then applies the exact same colors, graphic style, type, and rhythm of the edit.

1. Build a Brand Kit

Brand Kit learns from your existing videos, capturing your colors, typography, animation style, and pacing.

2. Describe the video

Type a prompt, add images or a file, or pick a quick-start use case. One simple chat does the rest.

3. Get an on-brand video

Syren creates your video with motion graphics, 3D, voiceover, music, and avatars. Refine it in chat.

Frequently asked questions

What is Syren?

Syren is Synthesia's AI video agent for fast, creative video. You describe the video you want, and Syren writes it as code and renders it live in front of you. You get a finished, studio-quality video in one shot, then refine it by chatting with the agent instead of building each scene by hand.

‍How do I create a video with Syren?

Describe the video in your own words or start from a preset. You can add docs, images, videos, PowerPoints, or YouTube links to give Syren more to work with. Syren builds the video while you watch. Then you can ask it in chat to change the script, swap the avatar or voice, or restyle a scene. You don't need design or editing skills.

Is Syren free to try?‍

Yes, you can make your first Syren video for free. When you sign up, you get free launch credits for one video (fair usage caps apply), and they're valid for one month. Videos on the free plan include a watermark.

How many credits does a Syren video use?‍

A two-minute video with up to two rounds of edits typically uses 1,000 to 2,000 credits. Actual usage depends on how long and complex your video is and how much you refine it. Syren uses your launch credits first, then your account's standard credits.

What kinds of videos is Syren best for?‍

Syren works best when you want creative, designed output fast. Good examples are product launch videos, explainers, how-tos, feature walkthroughs, marketing content, and ads. It handles motion graphics, pacing, and visual style that would normally need a designer.

Can I use my own brand in Syren videos?

Yes. Syren applies a baseline brand using your own colors, so your videos look like yours from the first draft. Full custom brand kits with typography, animation styles, and more are coming soon.

Can I use Syren videos commercially, and who owns them?‍

Yes, you can use Syren videos for commercial projects like marketing, product launches, and ads. You own the videos you create with Syren, just as you do with any video you make on Synthesia. Make sure you have the rights to anything you upload, such as images, footage, or other brands' logos.

Can I use my own Avatar or voice in Syren videos?

Syren videos can include Synthesia's realistic AI Avatars and voices, and you can swap them at any time by asking in chat. To use your own Personal Avatar or cloned voice, create your video in Synthesia Studio.

How long can a Syren video be, and what formats are supported?

Syren videos can be up to three minutes long, in landscape (horizontal) or portrait (vertical). Landscape suits websites and presentations. Portrait suits mobile and social feeds.

How is Syren different from Synthesia Studio?

Both are part of Synthesia, built for different jobs. Syren is prompt-driven and made for speed and creativity. Studio is Synthesia's AI video generator for content where the message has to be exact and repeatable, like training, compliance, onboarding, and internal communications. In Studio you control every script line and scene, and you can update and localize at scale.

Is Syren still in beta?

Yes, Syren launches with a Beta label, and new features are on the way. Expect fast updates, including custom brand kits and more export options. If something doesn't look right, ask Syren in chat to fix it. For the best results, start with a clear prompt and refine from there.

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